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CUs Hit On Tech Expertise

By Jim Rubenstein

Credit unions expecting to profit markedly and gain many new accounts from Bank Transfer Day fallout and Occupy protests will need to drastically step up their technology game, according to a California research firm.

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February 05, 2012

CUES Celebrates Its 50th Year

The Credit Union Executives Society started in 1962 as a CUNA department known as the CUES (which at the time stood for Credit Union Executive Services) Managers Society. Now in its 50th year, the organization is the go-to resource for credit union leaders. CUES wealth of services includes educational programs,...

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February 05, 2012

Kinecta CEO Sees Signs of Mortgage Recovery

Californias $3.1 billion Kinecta Federal Credit Union, party to a delayed mega-merger with the $1.1 billion NuVision CU, is in recovery mode this month, tending to a battered mortgage portfolio.

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February 05, 2012

Wealth Management Trends Reveal Opportunities and Voids

Changes that began to surface in the wealth management realm in 2008 are expected to be realized this year.

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February 03, 2012

New Complaints Against NCUA Arise in North Carolina CAMEL Dispute

State agency says NCUA sending examiners from across the country to examine Tarheel State credit unions.

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February 03, 2012

Fiserv Reports 1.5 Billion Transactions Processed

Fiserv Inc. said its ACCEL/Exchange payments network saw a 29% increase in volume last year over 2010, setting a new mark of more than 1.5 billion point-of-sale and ATM transactions.

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February 03, 2012